Violinist Hears Tina S For First Time ( Moonlight Sonata )- Pro Guitarist Reacts
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- Join pro guitarist Mike and violinist Nikki as they react to a mind-blowing electric guitar rendition of Moonlight Sonata by Tina S! Watch as they discuss the incredible talent of this 17-year-old guitarist and marvel at her flawless technique. Don't miss out on their insightful commentary and be sure to hit like and subscribe for more reactions!
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Violinist Hears Tina S For First Time ( Moonlight Sonata )- Pro Guitarist Reacts
Classical violinist turned Fiddler, Nikki B Fiddling, joins me today as I introduce her to Tina S’ version of Moonlight Sonata
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Go for her Vivaldi tribute....Stunning!!!!
Second that
It's nice that a lady of classical music makes her comments.
I am of the opinion that she does the taping with at least 3 if not 4 fingers.
How her fingers gently glide over the strings.
She taps with her right finger as if it were a piano. Absolutely fantastic
And at a speed where even your eyes can't capture everything.
Keep in mind she still needs 2 fingers to hold the pick 😂
@@ericsicard910 Maybe she developed a technique to tap while holding?
It is said that she returned to her home in another galaxy, only in this way can the inexplicable be explained. Her Majesty Tina S was born to play the guitar, she is a virtuoso, an unimaginable and unattainable talent, Mexico
She stop posting vids to go to a technical university in Paris. Today she plays with her band "Spin Twice". They have a few videos on RUclips.
The best part of your "Introduction" videos is the level of excellence YOur guests bring. That and watching them be as blown away by the talent as I am.
P.S. Did you notice if her left hand was playing?
It definitely was. The camera couldn’t keep up at 20 fps.
@@michaelgoyettemusic I meant Nikki, not Tina.
Tina playing Gary Moore The Loner is so good as well ! Some notes are soul piercing !
You have to react to Tina doing Steve Vai's for the love of God. It's a must
Absolutely on the list!!
Excellent suggestion 🔥
@@michaelgoyettemusicCool ! Can't wait 😉🤘 Gilles
I agree. While "Moonlight" is technically perfect, on "Love of God" she is immersed in it emotionally as well.
She has two techniques. When she plays rock she holds the guitar on her right knee, with the neck horizontal. For a classical piece like this it goes on her left knee with the neck raised, There are two distinct guitarists living in her brain.
I enjoy when Nikki is closing her eyes and just letting the music flow in her mind and she's just enjoying it and focused on the music being performed
Me too!! ✌️
IMO, Tina is a generational virtuoso. Her skill level, even at this age, is second to none.
Definitely check out Tina Setkic Dragon Force through the fire and the flames cover at 15 years old awesome request 😀
Already out. 👍
To do tapping, she put a hair elastic at the top of the neck to avoid resonances. Everything is calculated and very precise at Tina. She also put a string block nut at the top to prevent her strings from flying away !!
She changed her micro setting 7 times during the song. She made 23 slides (wiiiiooooouuu). And she smiled 7 times too !
The transcription was done by Dr Viossy indeed.
But her rendition is on another level.😂
I don’t know who that is….I’ve just heard the name in relation to this performance.
@@michaelgoyettemusic he is an Italian metal guitarist, this is a scene nicknamed.
He is the one that spent the time to do the transcription and first performed it
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I don't know how true it is, but I heard she stopped in 2016 to concentrate on her education and attended a university (or French equivalent) and is now back since 2023
you can't convince me that Beethoven wouldn't have been a straight metal head if he was alive today
Yo Mike, great reaction team. Interesting to hear a new viewpoint, and confirmation of the flow of the guitar following faithfully to the melody. Even if metal. I certainly appreciate this, but is not my favourite track in anyway. Maybe in my 20s…..getting a quite different enjoyment from different music in my mid life, but I have always been eclectic.
I had fun working with Nikki. We’ll likely do it again. I get further from metal the older I get too…..I’m also drawn to strange sounds!! This is undeniably good regardless of taste though. ✌️
Tina's version of Gary Moore's The Loner is one of her best. Just an epic cover.
I want to start off by saying that we all should praise Dr Viossy for scoring this Sonata for pianoforte. What he did, was to bring every single musician to the table discussing Beethoven's influence not just on your ordinary classical scene, but also how so many composers of especially Rock music, knowingly or unknowingly, reflect his (Beethoven's) style. Hence the fact that many "classically" trained musicians would say that 'Beethoven would love this'.
Then..
This was the last of the set of covers by Tina recorded at the age of 17 in 2016. Not only did she master this piece, it is the way she performance this and all of her other covers. All the necessary intricacies and details of this piece are clearly heard and perfectly executed as only the true masters can. [There's a video, synchronized, showing both the composer, Dr Viossy and Tina playing this piece.] Viossy didn't miss a thing of the original piano version when he wrote it, including passing notes,trillls, and many more.
For a person as young as Tina to have captured all of the above so perfectly is a display of the level of her gift - her God-given insight into everything that seems even impossible for us to understand! Her intake and execution of every single cover that she does is way beyond anyone I know, and especially at her age, still has to be born!
Of the original set, Tina did also Ingwie's "Arpeggios from hell", and some snatches of Panini and Vivaldi.
Enjoy also "Through the fire and flames" by Dragon Force, Steve Vai's "For the love of God" Altitude by Jason Becker, Gary Moore's "The Loner" and more.
Thank you for your reaction and for having someone with you who really knows this piece. She was listening specifically and intensely for those tiny little details. However, she agrees that Tina cannot be flawed on any!
A reaction really well done and with respect for our lovely guitarist, Tina Setkic. Thank you.
Pls react to Marcin Patrzalek's renditions of Paganini's caprices no 5 and 24. On one guitar ...
You could both check out Steve Howe, and Patrick Moraz playing "Beginnings" written by Steve Howe, and "Mood For A Day". Steve incorporates the baroque style in many of his pieces.
Very nice; you have to react to her cover of "for the love of god" from Steve Vai, you will see she's not only a technical monster 🙃
i bet you would love Epica (my favourite band, dutch symphonic metal, loads of variation as well)
She does Vivaldi too 👍
I loved bill and Ted, classic idea. “I’m Keanu” 😂. I really enjoyed this, Nikki is a very classy lady. It makes me wonder if either of you have heard any ENZSO? It’s split enz songs reworked and done with the NZ symphony orchestra, with a variety of lyricists including Neil Finn of course. I think it’s a special album. And yo! you can stop worrying now 😂
I’d doubt she’s heard of the split enz. She grew up classical…. I Got You was a big hit here though…..I played it in a band back in the 90s and it went over really well. I haven’t heard of Enzso…..sounds interesting….
…..YO PHEW!!! ✌️ ❤️
The most metal music ever started at 12:21, it was written by a classical musician in the 19th century, go figure. This give you a glimpse into the greatness of classical music.
Yo!, hoho... hey Nikki's pretty cool. Tina's left hand is astounding when she jumps to a fret position on the neck from so far away so precisely and so quickly, absolute control! Also her right hand when picking is basically a relaxed fist, barely moving, so precise!
And of course the transcription/arrangement is fantastic. So to practice this she must have drilled at more difficult exercises or faster tempo so that she can do this piece so very relaxed with no errors, yes?
I would guess she spent a couple months working on this and I would guess she had a daily routine she practiced on guitar of scales arpeggios tapping etc
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"Tapping on the lute?" I see a Brandon Acker cameo coming ;)
Check the Jason Becker one.................. Altitudes................ Tina KILLS it
Such a kick how ;Oh pulese, she is !
Interesting that you'd mention Paganini, Malmsteen, and violin ... there's a performance by (a subgroup of) Unlucky Morpheus of Yngwei's Far Beyond the Sun, except that the soloist in question is playing a violin.
Full circle.
You should check it out, or maybe even show it to Nikki
And the fact that Tina covered Paganini, Malmsteen‘s Arpeggio of Hells, …
Beethoven=metal. She makes it obvious to those who hadn't thought about that. Btw, Yo!
Has always seemed to me that Beethoven was a metal head born in the 18th century. He seems to have done pretty well.
Everyone seems to think she's nonchalant and you said it was up you to other guitarists. I think differently. I think she is totally concentrating. When she's not looking at the guitar it is invariably through very technical parts where timing and coordination are needed. I am no musician though.
To be clear I was joking……I’m sure she has no disdain for other guitarist.
😂
Yeah you’re probably right
Exactly , she is totally focused and has no time to be pulling faces and other affectations lesser guitarist indulge in . All of which is just for show
nice
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Wouldn't surprise me if she is also looking at a wave screen (screen as 'conductor') to get the timing right with the backing. There are some off-beat accents because it's based on classical music. I myself like to do that too with recordings with tempo changes f.i.
Tina S is one of the 8 wonders. Angelina Jordan singing is the 9´th wonder. Both way above other musicians and singers. Exept Angelina is just 18 years today.
You forgot Amira Willighagen. Checkout her Hollands got talent performances at 9 yrs old, O Mio Babino Caro, Ave Maria, and Nessum Dorma. I have never heard a 9 year old as good as Amira!
Maybe Taj Farrant is involved in this group also ?
Those girls are very great singers! Also Diana Ankudinova & Daneliya Tuleshova. It's amazing, the talent out there! The greatest singer in the world is Dimash Qudaibergen, according to many singers and voice coaches - I agree!
I am absolutly with you!!
Tina Shred
I'm still here .... Yo ! Gilles 😉
Yo!!! ✌️
Keanu did "Bill and Ted Face the Music" back in 2020.
I’m too late!! 😂
Please reaction to Unlucky Morpheus .（Black Pentagram...etc.）
great reaction cheers!
i think she is pondering if she has left the oven on, she sure comes alive at times.
heya missus violinist, i tried the violin, i know music theory and violin spacing, but i just couldn't get the bow action at all! still annoys me lol. aye great reaction.
Don´t worry,- Tina S is a legend, Marcin is Marcin, Tim Henson is Tim Henson, Ichika is Ichika and the rest of us can always try to play a slow blues i Am melodically focusing on the flat 5 or a single line swinging version of Für Elise so we can at least try to convince ourselves we have just a little justification.
We have none.
She does Vivaldi to.....
“Beethoven was metal people don’t realise it”
Everything is going to sound different now
Thank you Mike, thank you Nikki
Yo, I’m still alive…… btw I like Nikki I feel like she is one of those humans that just being in her company could help me be smarter….. if that makes sense
Anyways
Respect to you both
Take care
Daz
I think it makes a lot of sense!! ✌️
@@michaelgoyettemusic released hours ago - Marcin/Tim Henson Classical Dragon…… is so off the charts a) I don’t understand any of it b) I’m not entirely sure they are human…..
@@mrdarengilbert3907 I saw the thumbnail and put it next in queue. Hopefully I’ll get in there today!
Yo
Just under 3,000 notes
Interesting guest. Does Nikki have a RUclips channel?
Yeah it’s nikkibfiddling I think.
@nikkibfiddling744
Pagannini 5th caprice tina s!!!!
They already did the reboot, it wasn't good. Bill & Ted Face the Music (2020)
Well maybe the next one. 😆
you talk far too much just lrt the clip play no=one has heard of you so your comments mean nothing Tina is in a class by herself I doubt if you could match her so just stop m talking
I have never heard of you so your opinion means nothing to me neither….lol…. The original video might a better fit for you if you don’t like ppl talking about the music…..or what some ppl do is they check out some of my stuff and decide whether my opinion is valid or not. ✌️
Edgy like she's sharing her pain with us. Not the style I love. You don't need to be fast to be cool. Shredding violins too is great for AGT but not something I'd call relaxing or even joyful to listen to. With age and maturity a change will come, ......
Shouldn’t she play the melody at the speed it’s meant to be played? She didn’t write this……until we see her own writing there’s no way of knowing what her maturity level is or how many notes a minute is her preferred amount….what we know is that this piece required very quick precision and she delivered it flawlessly. Not all music should be relaxing or joyful….all emotions are valid imo. Have a great day, thanks for your thoughts. ✌️
Tell that to Itzhak Perlman! That's a rock/blues mindset. In classical music, you play whatever is required, whether it's blindingly fast and passionate, or slow with gravitas. Or anything in between. I've always found it frustrating that rock and blues guitarists rationalize not having great technique with the idea of having feel instead. It's not supposed to be either or, it's supposed to be both. I don't think Itzhak plays Paganini or Saint-Saens slower, now that he's getting old...
@@FretsOnFire I've been misinterpreted. Nothing to do with altering a piece. I guess it's more telling with the fiddle, the more skilled the violinist the faster they can play. As if faster is better. Showcases talent better but is stressful for me to hear it. I like sweet dulcid tones that take me to a better place. Not a firey hot hell with the devil shredding an instrument. Maturity is age for me. Mellow with age. Taking your time. Like I said I've been misinterpreted. Oh Paganini mixes it with a passion. Great to watch a Paganini passionate performance. Riveting stuff ! Give the girl more passion I say !!! Vary the performance, maybe she will 'get it' and change as she matures ! Or give it up !! Not working for her.
Faster isn't better, it simply was a requirement of any musician in the past to be able to play whatever was written. So if something was going to be fast, it was up to the composer. My point is that rock and blues guitarists have traditionally eschewed real technique, such as is seen in classical music and the majority of jazz players. So that when a rock guitar player shows up who has true technique, many others bash him or her, because the traditional rock they are used to hearing is solely pentatonic based and lacking in classical technique. This is interpreted as "feeling*, but no music has more emotion and feeling than classical music! I really don't think it's a matter of maturity, as I said Itzhak Perlman is not going to slow down just because he's older and more mature. He's playing the pieces as written! I think you're really just telling us your personal taste, for more peaceful and placid music. Personally I love all types of music - as long as it's done well, it can be fast and frenetic, or peaceful and tranquil. Life contains all those things, so why shouldn't music?
@@FretsOnFire Of course you pursue your own career and likes. If popularity was your goal then that can be deduced from utube vids, likes and comments alone as I use. If Tina pulls ahead of Mike Dawes in views and likes then that would be a consideration for me. Oh I do like rock and some heavy stuff too. I love Oddko, I just don't like what Tina is playing here. Kind of cold and soulless like a lost soul crying out. Short and sweet, just a personal opinion. But maybe a general opinion too. I'm just suggesting other songs than this one would tick more boxes. Frenetic energy and styles like a Flamenco are great too.Not speed by itself. Maybe I have no place to put my preferences on here. Maybe that's the issue? Maybe if this talent was joined up in a rock band the drums and bass would make it scintillate. More my thing. It seems a little too empty as a solo performance. I see another suggests her Vivaldi tribute, as well or if not better. Stunning !!! I'm suggesting better. What's here is less mainstream. "devilish"? Even the Devil went down to Georgia has something this is lacking. Paganini was associated with the Devil, but was his style that dark? Getting off topic so I will leave it there!
I prefer music with passion and feeling rather than monotone loud noisy passionless guitar.
What she performed is technically great...but lacked passionate feelings generated that is normally felt in just the first 45 seconds of Moonlight Sonata.